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Tuesday, December 30, 2014

HEVC Workflow: Encode H.264 MP4 to H.265 MP4 on PC

In order to smoothly work H.265 files on PC, is there any best workflow to encode H.265 to H.264, which can be much more suitable for PC


Question 1: Why we need to encode h.265 video files to H.264 on PC? 

Cause the latest H.265/HEVC codec has not been fully spread well, sometimes we need to find some advanced video encoders to make some changes of this new codec in order to a further editing or enjoyment, etc. Briefly comparison of H.265 and H.264 is: Smaller size, higher quality. As the new codec standard beyond the common video technology in our market, we still need some time to make some improvements in this area. That’s the reason why it is usually necessary for us to encode the H.265 videos.

Question 2: Could you give more detailed definition of H.265/HEVC?

HEVC/H.265, the successor to AVC/H.264, more than triples the existing AVC intra-frame prediction modes to achieve significant bitrates savings, It is targeted to next-generation HDTV displays and content capture systems that feature progressive scanned frames and display resolutions from QVGA (320x240) up to 1080p and Ultra HDTV 4320p (7680x4320.) In addition, the intra-picture or inter-picture prediction types provide higher encoding flexibility. The result is a codec that can offer up to 50% reduced bitrate at the same quality when compared to AVC/H.264.

Question 3: Any best H.265 encoder you can offer to us?

What a coincidence! Do you know the Pavtube Studio? It has announced that their upgraded product version 4.8.2.0 of Video Converter can support the H.265/HEVC encode and decode. What a surprise here! With the added item ‘H.265 Video’ we can choose it as the output well! More upgraded information you can read here.

Question 4: Any specific guide to work this H.265 encoder well?
Of course! Launch the main interface when you download the program form the official website. Load your H.265 mp4 files in with ‘Add video’ or ‘Add form folder’ for individual clips or complete folder. From H.265 MP4 to H.264 MP4, just comt to the output list for next step. On the ‘Common Video’ list, three types of H.264 codec they have added in this version. Mostly, we are called to select the ‘H.264 High Profiles Video (*.mp4)’ as the best. 


Notes: The other two H.264 codec types, H.264 Baseline and H.264 Main. For some older players or devices, surly you can choose them to have a try. On the other hand, their quality will be worse than High Profile. On the other hand, from H.264 to H.265, we only change the output selection into ‘HD Viddeo’>>’H.265 HD Video (*.mp4)’. You won’t miss it!

No other requirements? Surely you can start your conversion work! Or for some advanced users, several functional items there you must be interested in, right? Such as the ‘Edit’ button, here we can be a good editor to adjust our videos for a better enjoyment on PC. Add what we want and get rid of what we unwanted. Take the following screen shot as a reference.



Back to the main topic of this guide, do you still feel it is hard to encode our H.265 MP4 to H.64 MP4 on PC? Of course not! With a good reputation, Pavtube studio is always keeping moving on and standing on the top of the video dispose area. Any other suggestions or opinions you can leave some comments below.

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Monday, December 29, 2014

Surprise for Pavtube Upgraded Windows Products! H.265/HEVC or XVAC Codec Supported!

Pavtube Studio has upgraded their all Windows products to the newest versions which can support the H.265/HEVC or XAVC codec videos.


Good news for everybody! Thanks to the Pavtube Studio, we can realize our hope to enjoy the super high quality videos encoded by H.265 or HEVC. During this 2014 Christmas holidays, it is indeed a big Christmas gift for everyone who loves shooting high definition videos, right? Let’s find more details about this great job!

Tips: Development and prospect of Pavtube Studio---News for Upgraded H.265/HEVC Converter!

Main new features we may be interested in:
1. H.265/HEVC encode supported
2.H.265/HEVC decode supported
3.Support MXF in XAVC Video Codec
4.Add H.264 baseline/main/high output profiles

What Windows products are upgraded well?
For videos:
Pavtube HD Video Converter
Pavtube Video Converter
Pavtube MXF Converter
Pavtube MXF MultiMixer
Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter

For DVD and Blu-ray:
Pavtube BDMagic
Pavtube ByteCopy
Pavtube DVDAid

Both for Videos and DVD/Blu-ray:
Pavtube Video Converter Ultimate

What is HEVC(H.265)? 
High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) is the latest generation video compression standard. This standard was developed by the ISO/IEC Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG) and ITU-T Video Coding Experts Group (VCEG), through their Joint Collaborative Team on Video Coding (JCT-VC)
HEVC is also known as ISO/IEC 23008-2 MPEG-H Part 2 and ITU-T H.265
HEVC provides superior video quality and up to twice the data compression as the previous standard (H.264/MPEG-4 AVC)
HEVC can support 8K Ultra High Definition video, with a picture size up to 8192×4320 pixels

The benefits of H.265
H.264 has been a huge success. It’s a flexible codec standard that’s used by streaming services, satellite providers, and for Blu-ray discs. It’s scaled remarkably well since it was first proposed and is capable of handling 3D, 48-60 fps encodes, and even 4K. The Blu-ray disc standard doesn’t currently include provisions for some of these technologies, but the H.264 codec itself is capable of handling them.

The problem with H.264, however, is that while it can handle these types of encodes, it can’t do so while simultaneously keeping file sizes low. A new standard is necessary to push file/stream sizes back down while driving next-generation adoption, and that’s where H.265 comes in. It’s designed to utilize substantially less bandwidth thanks to advanced encoding techniques and a more sophisticated encode/decode model.

With the popularity of H.265(HEVC) and XAVC, more and more users are fond of enjoying this high resolution videos. So in this way, Pavtube Studio has offered us an efficient way when meeting troubles in editing incompatible H.265 videos in NELs or play on media players. Pavtube products I think that can do you a big favor.

Official website: http://www.pavtube.com/
Source From: http://digisns.com

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Thursday, December 25, 2014

Guide on Editing Panasonic AJ-HPX3700 MXF in FCP X

Looking for a guide on how to import your MXF recordings to FCP X for a nice editing which shot from a Panasonic AJ-hpx3700 camcorder? Here is one for you!



‘Seeking help! Last week, as a professional videographer works for television, I shot the whole recording progress of the Reality Show with my Panasonic AJ-HPX3700 camcorder. At present, I need to make them shorter for removing some advertisements to make it as a wonderful show to our audience with Final Cut Pro X. I’m not familiar with this editing app so the screen always shows me the ‘Error’ message when I importing my recordings. What’s wrong there?’

As the high-end HD workhorse, Panasonic AJ-HPX3700 offers a native 1920x1080 imager, including 10-bit, 4:2:2 full-raster recording with Panasonic's new codec, AVC-Intra 100, as well as Dual link RGB 4:4:4 output. This camera is excellent for green screen shoots, feature films, television episodes and commercials. However the output recordings are encoded by ‘MXF’, so some troubles we will meet there.

MXF is a "container" or "wrapper" format which supports a number of different streams of coded "essence", encoded in any of a variety of video and audio compression formats, together with a metadata wrapper which describes the material contained within the MXF file. So you must not know yet we cannot directly let our MXF files in FCP X except for converting them to the limited ProRes codec, right? For other NELs? Such as Premiere Pro, After Effects, etc? You may read there!

See Also: Top 4 Best MXF Converter for Mac Review

There will be no worries if you search online and found this MXF assistant called Pavtube MXF to FCP X Converter for Mac, (Windows version?). Such an easy operation converting program which has the concise interface, faster speed and various output for your selection. What’s the most important point is that this guy has such a good reputation and review online. Do you wanna a try?

From Panasonic MXF to Apple ProRes codec, let’s see how to make this conversion goes well:
Step 1.Add our Panasonic MXF files to this converting program with two effective ways.
A: Connect your Panasonic MXF camcorder to iMac with USB2.0 cable or use card reader to transfer the P2 AVC-Intra. Mxf files to Apple hard drive disk. Then drag them into the program directly.
B: Click the ‘Add files’ button on the left corner, we can easily load our MXF files there. Batch conversion can be supported well here.



Step 2.Click the ‘Format’ button beside the preview window, drop down the output list, move mouse cursor to ‘Final Cut Pro>>Apple ProRes Codec 422 (*.mov)’ as the best one. Several other ProRes codec types you should not miss too. Then click the ‘Settings’ button, let’s adjust the video size as ‘1920*1080’ as output video size. This is available for ProRes MOV as you know.


Tips: (Optional)Merge your Panasonic AJ-HPX3700 MXF video clips.
On the main interface, could you find the icon called ‘Merge into one file’ there? With a lot of video clips? Why not combine them into a single one?


Finally, the red big button ‘Convert’ there is waiting for our selection to make this conversion work end. Cause you are the first time to work with FCP X, we can also offer you the transferring steps for FCP X here. Just enjoy your editing in FCP X! Good luck!

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Tuesday, December 23, 2014

Any Idea of Importing Sony a7 II XAVC S footage to Sony Vegas Pro 13/12/11?

A nice talking on how to easily import our Sony a7II XAVC S recordings to Sony Vegas Pro 13/12/11 below, would you like to join us ?

This guide is mainly written for those who have cameras shoot the recordings encoded by XAVC S. I guess you all must get no ideas about how to edit XAVC S files for a further dispose in some popular editing tools. So today the topic is Sony Vegas Pro 13/12/11. Let’s learn some skills of importing XAVC S to Sony Vegas. Come on! 


No more talks on Sony a7II camera, with the capability of shooting 4K videos while delivering it to an external recorder in 8 bit 4:2:2. Unlike the a7 and a7r, the latest model is not constrained by the AVCHD standard, also offering the XAVC S system, with bitrates of up to 50Mbps. So with the newest features, it cannot fit some popular editing software. Such as the typical example Sony Vegas Pro. Someone said that the Sony Vegas 12 may support the XAVC S format but with the latest operation Mac OS X, it seems that something wrong happed there.

Wanna no troubles when importing XAVC S files to Sony Vegas Pro? So easy if you know how to convert your XAVC S files to MPEG-2 (*.mpg), we all know the best one for Sony Vegas. To achieve the goal, we need a professional XAVC S Converter to change the XAVC S format for the first step. Here the Pavtube XAVC S to Sony Vegas Converter for Mac is the right one you are looking for. (For Windows version?)To handle the work well, it can perfectly convert your XAVC S files to MPEG-2 with a high quality preserved.

Guide is allowed here to convert Sony a7II to Sony Vegas Pro MPEG-2 MPG.

                                     

 Step 1: Run the program you set up on your computer. Drag and drop the source XAVC S files to this converting program. Also, ‘Add video’ and ‘Add from folder’ could drag them easily. 



Step 2. The top important step you should not miss here. On the output list, drop sown the list, nearly on the bottom of the list there, ‘Adobe Premiere Pro>>MPEG-2 (*,mpg)’ could be the most suitable one. Would you like to have a try? In another way, just tap the item in the searching box is okay.



Step 3: (Optional)If you wanna some advanced settings? Why not come to the ‘Settings’ interface to adjust your output videos? No matter for your videos or audios, just set what you like here. Video size, codec, bitrates, frame rate or audio channels, etc. Or just leave them as the original default is not a bad idea.



In the end, it’s time to tap the ‘Convert’ icon to start your conversion. For more related posts about Sony cameras? Why not read them on this Sony Topic Page? Then just enjoy your editing with Sony Vegas Pro 13/12/11. Good luck with you! 

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Wednesday, December 17, 2014

Why not Edit Panasonic HX-A500 ultra HD videos on Windows/Mac with MOV?

If you are now confused with the problems on how to edit Panasonic HX-A500 ultra HD video on Windows or Mac for editing as MOV format, just read the page below.

Summary: For so many editing tools no matter for Windows or Mac, if you got some footage and wanna do a further dispose with them. Due to the limitation or incompatible formats, some converting tools you should take as assistants right? Today here we are going to teach you how to transcode Panasonic HX-A500 ultra HD videos to MOV for further editing on Windows and Mac.


Causes we should know as well as we touch the Panasonic HX-A500 ultra 4K camcorder here: The HX-A500 shoots a resolution of 3840×2160; so ultra HD. Sub 4K resolutions include 1080 up to 50p, and 720 up to 100p. Unsurprisingly it shoots to an MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 codec in an .mp4 wrapper. However, some video recordings from Panasonic HX-A500 like MP4, may not a good editing format for NLE system including iMovie, Final Cut Express, Final Cut Pro, Avid Media Composer, Adobe Premiere Pro, etc. Then how to import Panasonic HX-A500 videos to iMovie, Avid, or even DaVinci Resolve for editing without any issue?

Cause we all know each editing program has its own supported format so if there is an almighty tool that can handle all these editing tools well on Windows and Mac. What a surprise, we have found this Pavtube Video Converter for Windows/Mac for you! It is designed for converting all kinds of video formats to suitable ones for NELs. Such as FCP, iMovie, Premiere, etc are all included.

As soon as you download this program on your computer, open the main interface. Two buttons there for us to import our files. ‘Add Video’ is designed to individual clips and ‘Add from folder’ can hold the complete folder. On the output list, we can see all the popular editing tools there, For FCP? We usually choose the ‘Final Cut Pro>>Apple ProRes Codec 422 (*.mov). For iMovie? ‘Apple InterMediate Codec (AIC) (*.MOV) could be the suitable one. While for Premiere? The ‘Adobe Premiere Pro/Sony Vegas’>>’MPEG-2 MPG’ can handle this work well. Any other ones you won’t miss there.



Tips: If you are annoyed with the batched video clips, why not click the button ‘Merge into one file’ to have a try? It is designed to join our video clips together and combine them into the complete folder.



Wanna more advanced adjustments? Come to the ‘Settings’ button, Just customize proper video/audio parameters if necessary. Video size, bitrates and fame rate are flexible and can be adjusted as you like. Usually 1920*1080 video size and 30fps video frame rate are recommended for editing tools.


Start to convert your videos after the preparation? Back to the main interface, just click the red button ‘Convert’ to make it possible. What’s more, some related guides here on how to transfer your Panasonic HX-A500 ultra HD  files to FCP, iMovie and Avid, etc, you can read about.

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Friday, December 12, 2014

Handle Various Videos Nicely on QuickTime and iPad

Looking for a friendly converting assistant that can make all videos play smoothly on QuickTime or iPad? Here we go!

Summary: For the purpose of solving the problem of watching various videos on iPad and QuickTime, this guide mainly offered us the best video converter that can encode them to suitable MP4 or MOV individually for iPad and QuickTime. So do you have the interests in enjoying your movies on QuickTime or iPad, or other handle devices?

‘Guys there, Are you okay? I’m a video editor who is in charge of converting those short movies received from our customers. I need to make sure they can be played on iPad or QuickTime during the cooperation discussion. Unfortunately, so many different kinds of videos I received are not so friendly with iPad and QuickTime. I’m looking for an efficient assistant to work them well. Any good suggestions there?’

We actually know the MP4 and MOV are two compatible ones for iPad and QucikTime, right? If you searched online, you may find the Pavtube Video converter for Mac has a good reputation, right? Do you know why? On one hand, it can support the different video format as output for media players, QuickTime and iPad is so easy. On the other hand, some popular editing tools are also available here.

Notes: We also have the Windows version for those Windows users if they need. What's more, with the upgraded version 4.8.2.0, it can support the H.265/HEVC videos encode and decode well, do you know that?

Step 1.Add your files
Launch the video converter for QuickTime and iPad, of course you will find it is available for you to drag your files in directly. With other ways? Click the ‘Add video’ and ‘Add from folder’, we can import source files too. 

 Step 2. Choose output format:
Individual output choices you should select for QuickTime and iPad. Firstly for QuickTime, we all suggest the ‘CommonVideo’>>’’MOV QuickTime (*.mov)’ to you. While for iPad? We all think the ‘Common Video’>>’H.264 Video(*,mp4)’ is the best one. You must know that clearly right?


Tips: If you got the needs for other editing tools like FCP, Premiere, etc. On the output list, you must have found them there. Now you may know why this program was so popular by those professional video editors.

Step 3. Optional function for settings:
What’s more, before we start our work, why not get into the ’Settings’ to know more? For a nice enjoyment? Just make some changes here! Video codec, video size, frame rate or audio channels, etc we could set on our own.


At the end of this paper, we’d like to recommend you the iPad Subject, which has so many related guides you may be interested in. Or tap the big red button; you can get our work started.

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Thursday, December 11, 2014

How to Import Canon XA20 60p MTS Videos to Aperture 3

My primary camera is a Canon XF300, and the XA20 is my backup. I shot in an indoor theatre, this footage at the link down below really shows off the amazing optical zoom range this new camcorder has. And it shows what sort of image quality you can get in both good light, and also under poor lighting. However, I find that I can't import short 60p clips recorded with .mts format from the XA20 into Aperture 3 on my Mac Book Pro. Reads the AVCHD as imcompatible file. Aperture 3 cannot accept the AVCHD MTS footage so nicely.


This is a question asked from one of my clients. I have tested some videos recorded by in 60/50 fps, but still unable to load them into Aperture 3. So I think that clips formatted at 1080p50 and 1080p60 are not supported by Aperture, and thus, it may cause the issue that Canon XA20 1080 60p/50p mts files are not visible in the Aperture Import window.

But now I have used a professional Mac MTS to Aperture Converter tool, it done well work with me and perfectly solve the problem with XA20 1080 60p/50p mts importing workflow in Aperture 3.

This Canon XA20 camcorder records in several ways, including full 1080p HD video at 60p in either AVCHD Progressive (28Mbps) or MP4 (35Mbps) format for crisp moving images, or record at a lower bit rate and transmit MP4 (3Mbps) format video to cover and quickly upload breaking news via wireless FTP file transfer. So if you want to edit Canon XA20 1080 60p/50p 28Mbps mts in Apple Aperture 3, you are recommended to use Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac I have been using, which is the superior MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac. 

It does not only convert 1080 60p/50p AVCHD to Apple ProRes for Aperture 3 editing on Mac, but also convert AVCHD MTS to FCP, iMovie, FCE, Avid, Premiere Pro, Kdenlive, After Effects CS6, DaVinci Resolve etc. compatible format/codec on Mac (OS X 10.9 Mavericks included). 

What's more, With Pavtube AVCHD MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac, you can also add *.srt, *.ass, *.ssa subtitle to a video/movie files. Here I share a guide of how to add subtitles and some free subtitle files download website:

Easy way to import and edit Canon XA20 1080 60p/50p AVCHD in Apple Aperture 3

Download Pavtube MTS Converter for Aperture, install it on Mac.

Step 1. Connect XA20 to Mac and Load .mts files.
Run Pavtube AVCHD MTS to ProRes Converter and then click "Add video" button to load 1080 60p/50p MTS files from Canon XA20 AVCHD camcorder to the Mac program. You can tick the box in front of the file you want to convert.



Tip:If you have multiple MTS/M2TS files, you can select the "Merge into one file" box to merge/combine MTS files, so that you can import these files to Aperture 3 without interruption.

Step 2. Choose ProRes 422 MOV output format.

Click the drop-down list desides Format, choose Final Cut Pro > Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov) as the best video codec for Aperture as well as FCP. You can set the output folder by clicking "Browse" icon as you need. In other ways, do you wanna upload your MTS videos to YouTube or Vimeo? Or some NELs. like Avid, FCP X?



Step 3: Add Anaglyphic 3D effect or Subtitle for your footage.

If necessary, click "Edit" icon to start video editing with your 3D files, such as adding Anaglyphic 3D effect(Red-Blue, Red-Green) as well as adding watermark, trim your videos and so on.

You can also click "Subtitles" option, add srt, ass, ssa suntitle you want.



Step 4: Convert Canon XA20 1080 60p/50p AVCHD MTS to Apple ProRes MOV for Apple Aperture 3.

Click the "Convert" button under the preview window, the Mac MTS to ProRes Converter starts converting Canon AVCHD 1080 60p/50p MTS to ProRes MOV for editing in Aperture 3 without quality loss on Mac.

Wait for a while, after conversion, you can freely transfer Canon XA20 1080 60p/50p AVCHD mts footage to Apple Aperture 3 for further editing.

How to import Apple ProRes MOV files to Aperture 3?

Launch Aperture 3, choose "File > Import > Files...", and browse to the folder you saved the converted video to. Choose the videos that you'd like to import.



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Tuesday, December 9, 2014

Convert Movies or YouTube Videos for a Playback on Note 3 and Tablet

Our guide has a topic on getting rid of the trouble of converting movies and YouTube videos to suitable one for play back on Android tablet.

Summary: During the following article, what we should pay attention to is how to play our  movies and YouTube videos on Android tablet or Note 3 with VLC media player on the way. I know most of you are interested in YouTube videos but do you all know clearly that how to upload HD videos to YouTube for nice sharing?

 For a first step, I wanna know how will you guys do with the videos download from YouTube. Play on TV? Not really. With the popularity of bigger and bigger handle tablets, most of people prefer to watching YouTube videos on tablets or smart phones when they are waiting for train, bus or someone else. It seems that it will become a kind fashion in daily life. According to this way, some problems appeared there when we importing our video files to these media devices.

No doubt if you download videos from YouTube, usually we must do some changes with these footage to make it accepted by media players such as VLC. How did you do that if you got the incompatible videos? Today here, we introduced you a professional VLC video converter called Pavtube Video Converter for Windows/Mac individually for Windows and Mac users. 

Question1: What could this video converter do? 
As a professional video converter, it can accept all video formats and give you various videos you want as output. Besides, we can adjust our video settings and effects there. With an easy operation and functional editing, it can do this job well. 

Question2: Any more details on this conversion job?
Surely, we have the step-by-step- guide here for you. As long as you download and install the program according to its instructions. With ‘Add video’ or ‘Add from folder’, we can import our videos correctly. Especially for VLC, which one could we choose as the output? No worries about it. Click the ‘Format’ and come to the output list, just select the ‘Common Video’>>’H.264 Video (*.mp4)’ to be the best one. See the screen shot below.


What’s more, in order to obtain the perfect effect on your media player, we may do some adjustment in ‘Settings’ button. Wanna a suitable video size for your handle tablet? You can set the video size as ‘1280*720’, for other bitrates, audio channels, you can adjust them as you need.



Additionally, no matter for Android tablet or Note 3, drop down the output list, you can find the ‘Android’ item there, so it is unnecessary to be confused on which format you should choose as the best.

                                            

Finally, if you have done all the preparation work, why not go back to the main interface to click the ‘Convert’ button to finish your work. Is that cool we can enjoy various kinds of YouTube videos on Note 3 or orther tablets? For more related guides?
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    Thursday, December 4, 2014

    Move Panasonic GH4 4K video to FCP X---Choose Apple ProRes or ProRes HQ?

    Have no idea of choosing Apple ProRes or ProRes HQ when moving Panasonic GH4 MP4 videos to FCP X for a nice editing?


    Overview: Cause we all know that there are several types of Apple ProRes codec which could all be suitable for Final Cut Pro X. However, usually we don’t know how to make a right choice, right? In this article, as the example of moving Panasonic GH4 4K videos to FCP X, for Apple ProRes 422 and Prores HQ, which one could we choose as the better one? If you have aother NELs like DaVinci Resolve, Avid, etc for requirements, here we go.

    Detailed introduction of Apple ProRes and ProRes HQ we can learn below:

    Apple ProRes 422, the original and common one which was used frequently in our life, target data rate of approximately 145 Mbps (1920 x 1080 at 60i). Generally speaking, it can meet our requirements when transcoding our videos.

    Apple ProRes 422 HQ, for a first step, ‘HQ’ we can surely understand as ‘high quality’. It offers the utmost possible quality for 4:2:2 or 4:2:0 sources (without an alpha channel) and provides the following: Target data rate of approximately 220 Mbps (1920 x 1080 at 60i).

    Any converting assistant there we can convert our GH4 4K videos to ProPres for FCP X?

                                              

     Fortunately, today we here have a nice choice for you. Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac, which can offer you the complete Apple ProRes codec for you. Such an easy assistant that each one could work well. Open the program, with ‘Add video’ and ‘Add from folder’ we can import our source files successfully. Drop down the output list, you can find all kinds of Apple ProRes there. In order to preserve the 4K definition, we here strongly recommend the ‘Apple ProRes Codec 422 HQ (*.mov)’ for you!


    Note: For these two kinds of ProRes codec, which one we should select depends on the original video definition you know. We should match them well to achieve the best effect.

    Also, in the ‘Settings’ button, we can additionally set our video codec , video size, frame rate or even the audio channel if we want, right? More details you can have a try on your own or watch the following screen shot.


    In the end, go back to the main interface, the red button'Convert'  is waiting for a click to start the job. With this Mac HD Video Converter, do you still worry about your Panasonic GH4 4K videos editing in FCP? Good luck!

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    Monday, December 1, 2014

    Ingest Panasonic PX270 AVC-LongG MXF to Adobe After Effects CC/CS6

    Receive MXF footage from Panasonic PX270 AVC-LongG camera? In this article, you can find the methods of how to edit them in Adobe After Effects CC/CS6.

    Summary: Panasonic PX270 AVC-LongG camera--- a big surprise for Sony fans! With so many attractive features, this kind of camera has been popular since it released. However, sometimes we may meet some troubles in importing Panasonic PX270 AVC-LongG MXF footage to some popular editing tools, Adobe After Effects CC is the typical example. While at the same time. Adobe AE is not suitable with MTS files, MP4 files, etc.


    I don’t know if you have met this kind trouble when editing your recorded videos.’ I recently got an AJ-PX270 and love so many features of this camera. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find a way to use my AVC-LongG footage in After Effects CC. When I try to import it, the clips show up in the Media Import Window as Unix Executable Files which won't play or show thumbnails.’

    Actually, there are different causes that can make something wrong, incompatible formats or codec, special MXF format structure, etc. So for those people who are not so familiar with MXF files, is it cool if they got a professional assistant which can handle MXF files well? Yes! Pavtube MXF Converter for Mac can work this job well.

    It is not only a MXF to After Effects Converter, but also for other popular editing software when working your MXF files. Download and install it correctly on your computer, I will show you how easily and nicely we can move this job on. 

    Launch the program and load your files in with the ‘Add video’ item. Then it’s time to choose the correct output formats. Just for Adobe After Effects CC, we suggest to select the ‘Adobe Premiere Pro’>>’MPEG-2 (*.mpg)’ as the best one. What’s more, you can find other useful output choices for FCP, iMovie, FCE, etc.


    For those advanced users, here we can introduce the ‘Edit’ function for you. To decide your video length with ‘Trim’, Drop off your unwanted video edges with ‘Crop’, Add some explanation into video with ‘Subtitles’, All these we can have a try by ourselves there.


    Easily import our Panasonic PX270 AVC-LongG MXF files to Adobe After Effects CC or CS6 for a further dispose, this MXF converter will not make you disappointed. More questions or suggestions you can leave as comments below. At the end, it's time to go back to the main interface to tap the 'Convert' button to start your work! 

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    Workflow: Import Sony PMW-300K1 MXF to Avid Media Composer

    Can’t smoothly go through the workflow: import Sony PMW-300K1 MXF to Avid Media Composer for nice editing? Just be a good reader and the following article will teach your how to convert your MXF footage to MOV for Avid MC.


    Have you got any XDCAM camcorders? Or have you ever found the highly compressed Full-HD MXF/XAVC files recorded by Sony PMW-300K1, it is hard to edit them in NLE applications like Avid Media Composer. Cause Avid MC has its own supported formats, they cannot accept some other incompatibe recordings such as 4K MP4, MXF files, etc. 

    Since we have known how to smoothly work our MXF files with Avid, do you know why we can’t directly drag our MXF files in Avid? Someone may have some interests here, right? Something wrong that appeared on your screen when importing MXF files are usually caused by incomplete folder or different video codec. To change the situation with other methods, we here highly introduce you the Pavtube MXF Converter for Mac, which is a professional MXF to Avid converter that also can handle MXF with other NLE applications with ease.

    Download Sony PMW-300K1 to FCP X converter from our website and install it on your Mac computer. Besides Mac version, this software also has Windows version which can help you to convert Sony PMW-300K1 MXF files on Windows PC. ‘Add video’ or ‘Add from folder’ could both be your assistants to load your files in. Only for Avid? We can easily find it when we drop down the output list, ‘Avid Media Composer’>>’DNxHD MOV’.


    Before you click the ‘Convert’ to wait for your conversion result, could I show you around the ‘Editor’ interface there? Maybe here you can do some simple editing adjustments. ‘Trim’ to decide the video length, ‘Crop’ to drop off the unwanted clips, etc. More details are waiting here for you.


    Finally, just go back to the main interface to hit the red big button 'Convert' as the last step! With a 6X faster speed of covnersion, you can just be relaxed here! Work Sony PMW-300K1 footage with Avid MC which means transcode MXF to DNxHD MOV, right? 
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